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There is a precise moment when Blindness goes wonky, a single sequence that shows how unrealistic Meirelles plans on playing with this metaphoric material.— PopMatters
Complicated and wonky is a headache to put together well from the high street.— The Guardian World News
Character spacing goes all wonky, with some letters colliding and other pairs so far apart they look like unwanted word breaks.— RealClimate
'I Can't Stay' is brilliantly wonky: steel drums, harpsichords and a shuffling rhythm which Keuning describes as 'stranded on an island', and which Flowers admits was taken from Unit 4+2's 1965 British No 1 'Concrete and Clay' (he heard it on the soundtrack to Rushmore).— Culture | guardian.co.uk
Now people are openly admitting that they are putting on some bullshit front of a wonky, complex, hard-to-understand culture that they imposed on themselves when they moved to this craphole of a city?— why.i.hate.dc

American Heritage Dictionary (1)
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